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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
a Brakeman siurt.

Early yesterday morning a brakeman
of the Richmond aud Danviile railroad
named w. f. Wright while comiog
Gown from the top of a moving freight
car IN the depot yard when on slack
Of the train, had his knee and hip
cauqht, the knee being sprlined by the
.lock. tie WIS taken TO his home, on
Seventeenth street, 10y the ambulance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
GRAVATT-PEYTON.
A BRILLIANT MARRIAGE ar ST. PAuEs
CHURCH LAST HIGHT.
An Unusually Large Bridal Psrty-Ele
CANT RecsptiOn-List Of Brides
maids and Ushsrs.

The first social event OF tho fall SET
son in this city occurred last evening.
when Rev William Loyal Grayatt anu
Miss Sidney 5. Peyton were married
at St Paurs church by Rev DIR. Min
nigcrode. rector, assisted by Kew
Arthur Lloyd, OF Norfolk.
A rUNCTUAL PARTY.
Tie ceremony had been announced
10 take place at $50 o'clock, AMI. 1t
NAV be said in commentator, that the
party was punctual. First entered tho
brides sSunday-school scholars-slxteen
urctiv Young ladies, most OF whom
make their debut in society this winter.
They marched in in pairs and took seats
in the two front pews OF the middle
aisle. Next came the ushers, two ny
two. WHO ranged themselves on each
side Of the aisle near the chancel. The
bridesmaids followed and formed IN a
crescent around the chancel, leaving an
open space in the centre for the bride,
who entered leaning on the arm OF her
father.
THE GROOM CONES IN.
AZ the chancel she was met by the
groom. who had come in by the roblng-
room door with his best man, Rev. W.
II. Savage, Of Norfolk.
ALOvELY SCENE.
The service was beautiful. and while
it twas going on Orgsnlst Reinhardt play
od sweet, soft strains.
All the young ladie. were dressed in
white tulle low-necked, sleeveless
gowns. The bride was attired IN white
silk ~ frdH and veil.
when the ceremony was concluded
the martial-iiko notes OF Lohengrins
Wedding March" sounded and the
bridal party turned their steps towards
the door. the bride and groom loading
and the ushers taking their places by
the side Of the bridesmaids.
The GUESTS.
After leaving the church the marriage
quests assembled At the elegant rest
dencc OF the brides father, 400 east
Franklin street. where q reception Was
| held ultll carly morn, Wueh MI tlo
watts and his lovely bride took the 2:3o
tram for the South.
PERSONAL.
The following acted rs ushers /:
Mo.srs. Randolph Peyton, John Ruth
cricord. james Ellyson, James Heath,
William Bentley, and Taylor and Sans
Of Norfolk.
The bridesmaids were Misses Juliet
Carter Ann Carter. Helen Rutherford,
Sarah Powell, Susie Barksdale, Mary
| Atkinson, Chsmpc Peyton, and Nan
uic llcth.
HUSBAND AND WIEN.
The ride, who is a great fayorite in
sociul circles, is the only daughter Of
Major 7. q. Peyton, Of the firms OF
Pevton d Sinton and Peyton X Eller-
SON. insurance agents. The groom IS
rastor u st. Peters Episcopal church,
Norfolk. 70 that charge he was call
ed from this city, where for some time
be WIS assistant to Or. Minnlgerodc
at St. Iaul's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
TIC Gnrsrnar sns, tnc Pre.lia.t.

Governor Lee expects to go to At
lsr.a to astcnd the Fair and To- be pres
..tattLe reunion of the cY-Con'cle-
rake veterans. His wife, probably, and
some of lis STAT viii accompany him.
rc will leave Hlchmopl Monday on the
Richmond and Uauvll,e train, which
l5.yca eli 1:eJ o'clock in the morning,
aud reach Atlanta al 10 o'clock Aon-
dsv m1ht President Cleveland will
rot there about midnight
The Governor has also received :
voly pressing invitation to attend the
I,Lcllurq Lair. President cleveland
.s expected to stop short while in
IyucAuuggon Lisrcturnto Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
rne ,Inrsi.aiI case.

The continued ease Of w. j. Mar
shall charged with feloniously shoot
no and wounding William Johnson
lcolored), was called in the Police
Couit yesterday morning. A messaSSf ,'a 81
was received from DR.. Irvine, one ol
tbe physicians ut the almshouse, saying
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
Auction SALES TO-DAY.

T. THOMPSON BROWN E CO.. ~ p. NJ, uas-
isos .alo - property On Floyd 5ue9! near
Monroe PARK.
+. SELDOM TAYLOR > =. H.. two lots Gt the
corner II Floyd aud Beech streets
JAgES 3. ELAN. ; T.. NJ, tso-.tory franc
dseline on clay street between twenty
eighth and Twenty ninth streets.
FRED II. WILLIAMS, l0t. A. ", wat-r-colors,
rastcis. statuary, superior household furni-
tI!e. sc.
oUAHLEs p MCCURDY. - =. ", executor ;
ral- Of double two--tory dwelling at tue
s.utl,a.t corner ~ Ihirticth aud Leigh.
GEORGE 81. MAYO. l04 A. NJ. imported Eng
l.-n stouc-chiua, porcelain crockery, g.
FIRED. q. WILLIAMS, - A. H., lowslry,
watches. clprk-. Ar.
WILLIAM JENKINS. 1875 r. N. banana&
HUDSON * CO., 1870 p. H., apples, bananas.
cLcstuu.-. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
Isustiugs Court Yesterday.

Eddie Thorp, who was indicted for
.cfonious assault on Robert Burwell,
Was found guilty Of assault and battery
and fined s. and costs.
Michael Usiili. charged with felo-
nious assault on Lucy Foster, was con
yicted and given ten wears in the peui-
'eutiarv. Sentence withheld.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
This is what the Oil Dominion is aim
ing at.

ing at.
FOURTH rREcN T JACKSON WARD.
The Democrats OF the Fourth pre-
circt. Jackson Ward, held their regu-
lar weekly meeting last night at thelr
club headquarters. 700 Seventeenth
street. After some routine work the
club appointed canvassers for each
square in the precinct for the purpose
Of ssccrtaining the exact position OF
each voter. This work viii be begun
It once and pushedyigorousiy to con
clusion.
Twenty new members enrolled their
names, making a total membership to
date Of seyenty-six. The meeting wA.
enthusiastic ard full of good cheer aud
scemcd determined to bring out TO q
man the Democratic strength OF th's
precinct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
yANCnENTEE NEWS.
Robbery Of Store Tho Demo
cratic Meeting Tonight.

There was another robbery in Man
chester some time Wednesday night
The store Of Mr.. ". 4. Morgan, oppo-
site the market, was entered by break
ing the shutters of the rear window
ana the win1ow-panc. Dry goods
valued at about 80 were carried away.
The moneydrawcr WIS searched, but
;urtuna,cly the money had been taken
mt by Mr. Morgan, and nothing Wa,
.ottcn. The store was in general DIS
-rdcr yesterday morning VIXEN Mr..
Morgan came from upstairs and re-
ceivcd the first notice Of his having
been robbed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
rnlored Recrutts.

Five colored men Of Richmond have
recently enlisted in the United States
army. They are W. h. Sargent, VIII
liam Ballard, Henry Merriweather,
lanes II. Taylor, and William Epps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
TIC Dummy" on for Repairs

The dummy on the reservoir exten
sion of the city railway has been taken
off for repairs. Horse-cars will maze
the connection from the city limits for
the present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
MILLINERY.

CRAND PENING OF s.sas
NEkY.-Ars Il. y. WALTER, sue S~s<~
cessor TO Mrs. A. r. Peare, No. 1923 Main
street lup- stairs, notifies her friends and tho
public At large that she win have on FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY OF THIS Wkkk display
of tho LATEST STYLES az PATTERN BON
NRTS and fun line Of MILLINERY
NOYRLTlES. She Will be glst 20 have them
call ON her o. ti-it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
Rcy pr. EgOEr.

pr. Hoce Is improving in health
since his return home, and it is hoped
his recovery viii be complete IN q IL"
weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

The Fulton Democratic Club met
last night, when their flag was unfurled
10 the breeze and speeches were made
bv Mcssrs. Meade Haskius, Il. 5. VI.
Valentine. \. $ Buforl, John A. Cur
us. II. l.. Carter, and l.. I. Marye
The club accepted the invitation to
attend in a body the Union-Hill demon
straiion next Tuesday evening.
THE OLD DOMINION.
= The Old Dominion Democratic Club
held a large and interesting meeting
last night.
This club is cutting ont big lot OF
very practical and sensible work work
that is not so snowy, but is vastly more
"tellipg" than mass meetings and pa
rades.
What the Democrats need in this
canvass is organization TO register
those who should register and then to
bring out the vote on election-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

De on hand TO secure fine Wl'eg-
colors, pastels, etc, to-day at 10 O'clock
3U4 east Grace street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
rAILwAv- AccmrNTs.

IOUWIIIeD, EIu|E 30
I.---.I ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

Hon't fail 10 attend sale of fine
vat,r-color-, pastels, and statuary at
$50. 304 east Grace street to-day ~ ID
o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
THE MILITARY Law.
A PETERSBURG ARTILLERY CAPTAIN
CoURT.MARTIALED.
A Great Array Of Charges, Fut Noae sus-
.taired Affecting His
Integrity.

AAbNhAANys
On the 2Cth Of September a court OF
inquiry, appointed for the purpose met
in Petersburg at the armory of Battery
T, ] list battalion of artillery, to inves-
tiqate certain charges made against Cap
tain John Trusbeim, commandant OF
Battery L.
THE CHARGES.
The charges were in substance
That having exercised control over the
finances Of the battery he has refused
to render statements TO committee
authorized 20 ask the same that he
has received money from contributing
members and failed to pay it into the
comranv treasury and refused to Jar
uish n if-toi SAID contributing members
totle Battery Finance Committee that
he has oiyeu cert,icatCsas contributing
mnlers to persons VINO paid him for
same tiAu thc hwrcquiros; that TO
rr,,ut tie Finance Committee from
aec,rtafrinc the financial condition oi
tie lattcry he und rtook arbitrarily TO
discharge them that he has drawn
money from Tie treasury of the battery
without the consent OF the members.
THE Couar.
The court was composed Of Captain
James =. Phillips, Inspector; Captain
peaur.card J. Iormine, of the Howitzers
Lieutenant !. II. Hutchinson, Of the
Eovitzors Lieutenant l.. Z. patter-
SOD. of the HoWitzers, Judge advocate,
and Sergeant II. N. Starkc, of the How
tiers. clerk to the Judge advocate.
Alter the examination Of number
If Witnesses the court found
I'll the charges to be true,
ard rendered as It's opinion that
Captain Irushcim acted as he thought
for the best interests OF the battery
but the finances have been badly and
uusyst.matically managed.
THE CArT.H's FAULTS.
Capiain Tmsheim has in many in
stances ignored the bylaws Of the bat
tcry. which be claims, on authority o'
Major Simous, are useless. The courI
considers this wrong, and thai Captain
Tm.heim should Mt all times conform
to the battery bylaws when not con
Aicting with State laws.
Captain Twshcim lays great stres'
upon resolutions Of the battery giyln.
certain instructions, when he at IN,
same time acknowledges that he pay
TO attention to the bylaws, which al,
nothing moro than the eXpresse,
wishes Of the battery for It's govern
mCut.
GOOD INTENTIONS.
C9.tsin Vmshcim is inclined to ID
loo Gu,ocraic and to disregard Tn
wishes of several thoughtful and prl
dent members of his battery, who h1y
asked for more light as to ITS haancm
/ management
Captain Tusheim has acted with t.
hest intentions. and has borne most q
the burden In the rlu0us task OF bulld
iro up the battery, and it Is due to th
heavy responsibilities that have do
yolyll upon him that he has assume
/ almost supreme control of its monag,
mUL
30 QUESTION or rNrEjEIrT.
Tie uaras IN the case were su'
/ miited o. A.ar iuoYs. ami with Il
,..v.f t...... q. tac Governor. 80
.u.utrD.rl james Mcdonald,
vl.n f.. finding of the coU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

II understood that Hon. John Ran
5.'rl Tucler has been retained to ep.
,,sr with Mcssrs. Merclithand Gordon
m tbc argument OF the h75rae corYn.
n,.1s '" -, brforc tie supreme Court This
is very fortunate, as Mr.. Tucker is con con
r.dcd to be one Of the best cons'ltn-
Gornl lawyers in tbo United States,
and his views upon the questions pre-
scut,d 10 the court in these cases rem
der ii very appropriate ior hlm to ap'
pear for the state.
If time is allowed counsel to prepare
infringement it will be a matter Tor
consideration Of counsel if they shonld
not ask for such n continuance as wiii
rnalle the eases to be heard by a inil
bench. itbeiDg generally conceded that
the President will soon fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Judge Woods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
rIIs NUEsrs

After leaving the church the marriage
guests assembled At the elegant resi-
dence OF the brides father, 400 east
Franklin street, where a reception was
held until carly morn, when Mr.. Gra-
watts and his lovely bride took the 2:3O
tram for the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
STARS AND STRIPES PRESENTED.
..Eou Took Our Flags but You Can't
Tahe Our Sunshiuc."

4 beautiful American lag was last
night ciyen to Phil. KGarny Post,
CIand Army Of the Republic, by the
delegation from and in the name OF
John 4. Andrew Post, Grand Army OF
tie Republic, Of Boston. The ccre-
monies took place at Phil. Kearny
Post Hall, and the presentation speech
was made by Commander Dsly, OF Bos.
ton, whose words were full Of fraternal
feeling. On behalf Of Phil. Kearny
Post Fdger Allan, Esq, returned
thanks.
MB. ALLAN's REMARKS.
He said : "You cnn say to the C
raGcs Of John 4. Andrew Pos.
wc uot only accept it, but in oil
hearts there VIII always bc the most
tender memories # your post.
re tbm alluded TO the fraternal feel
ing that existed between men OF both
armies here. His speech was listened
to with much attention.
Before be sat down hc said There
have been days in my earthly pilgrim
aoc wien life Was not as bright as 1t Is
to-day. but have to look back over
those times and see here and there
those WHO did not misunderstood my
motives. who did not undcrrate or mis-
rcurcscnt me. One of those is here TO-
riplt. and bis name is L. Il. Earrar, OF
Amelia county.
"JOHSSY RIB.
Judge Fmrar johnny Reb") rose
M his name was called and began his
rcmarls by referring to the days OF old.
"In tie days that are gone, he said,
"aud when at Appomatto1 that grand
old man, General Lee. said : All if
lost. and ! saw the old flag for the last
time. said Let it be furled, and
since then / have hoped and prayed for
the entire restoration Of the Union, and
Of tie Star, and Stripes have said,
Long may it wave, aud havo done
al 1 could TO help to that end.
BOSTON TRIP.
The Judge then spoke Of his trip
10 Boston with Lee Camp, "and, said
he. cas- long as blood yitalizcs my
heart J shall never forget that visit,
md only regret that Virginia can't
op,n Ter arms and entertain you Bo'-
| touiaus as we'll as you did liz, but We
Lave done the best We could, and a
fellcr can't DO more" Laughter.
ilcu, continuing in lis Characteristic
humorous view, he said Il want
Won all Ia stay here to the Fair 1 wnC
YOU TO see our coHntry and our com
uv girls. You may have luxury nnd
mt and all flat eort OF thing in Boston.
utforlrctty women come 20 Virginia.
Tu9 HISTORIC PAST.
The TcaLcr then alluded TO the wsr.
We gave you fellows some trouble
then" lie said with a emile. 1T wasn't
any walk-oy,r 'Laughter.I And you
took q great deal from rs. You took
our flags for ono thing, and you can
Loep en-, too. Eut there were some
things vou didn't take. We still have
our Ialmy air and bright SUNSHINE
and luc skies. and / believe II
1cu could You would ut one time have
inbn tlosc from ne. Laughter But
ss vou didn't, You can now come nero
ud enjoy it, for it is as free AMI a.
Glorious IS the hospitality OF Boston.
LATER OK
mromrm speeches and songs To-,
owed. and thc visitors seemed t) enjoy
jllMsClycs very much.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

Hon. George d. Wise was in the city
yetterday looking after the grand rally
q ,hc Democratic party tonight. lie
stated that Hon. John Goode will be on
hand snd address the meeting. The
speakers platform will be erected thi'
evening in irout of the market The
place will bc lighted 10y lamps and ciec-
iricitv. Mcssrs. Wise, Goode, Haskius,
Tucker. and Counors are among those
Slo Will address the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
NroNEY- Y-LEEDEHs.

Now Is tho nme 10 make ogo,99di,ssY1 go99di a. =, Dol.
mopey. so eau place 1i.N me- Veu,.t'cla,s city
LAn.. ~ 'u iitles perfect and no costs " ''''
lender AN''' 1HEWHING A. ROSE,
,,,a9, ''''' No. b north Tenth SHo7''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

Royal Arch Chapter No. iS, held its
regular monthly convection last night
1t Masons Hall, Fifth street. Eminent
II. p. Owen presided. The degree Of
mark master was conferred. One or
more petitioners were elected and sey-
oral PROPOSITIONS for membership were
received. The chapter was cdliiri by
tie presence Of quite a number of the
Richmond brethren The chapter wcGt
from abor TO rcirCshment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

ITOR SALE, 100000 FEET A AND
Z 81 yLOOkING, 1900 feet CEILING,
~ eco feet Ql AEl Erred OAK and sYCA-
'OkE Als0, fine stock II ASH and MAPLE
Mln sell az low prices tO make room.
JAMES GUNN. Planiug Mil,
No. south Twenty-third street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

Mr. Tlomas ". Scott, the marsha.
of tms district. viii leave ior Washing.
tom with tine Attoruoy-Henerh anu
1.,ssrs Scott and McCabe ON Saturday
uorping. ns tine gentlemen prefer
s,odre Sunday in Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
Grand Combination sale OF short

Horns.
at Staunton. October 2Oth, thirty
head from the herds of G. Is. Melon
aid, Blacksburg. Va, and GeorgSe
Chrisman, Chrisman, Va, will he sold
For catalogues address
G. b. McDoNALD,
Blacksburg, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
MFRS. NJ. CREIGHTON. =

MRS. Nj. CREIGHTON, "A
wi 100 EAST BROAD STREET, Aslj
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD, ~
HAS A NICE LINE OF FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY. Her customers aud tho public
generally are invited " call.
Tifs AND PLVMRs cuRLEp, cLEANEp,
and REDYkD. o. i2Ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
WATER QUESTION.

The Finance Committee considered
the vatcr question in its various phases
on Wednesday night The proposition
cf the Mcssrs. Ferris 81 Holiday. con
tracing engineers Of jersey City g.
supply the city with water upon terms
qr,yiously published in the Dip4'"h,
was entertained Int not acted upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

The following candidates for the
Legislature were then placed boforetie
conference: From the Alliance Club
Mcssrs. Joseph =. Dcvine. John ).
Dodson, h. +. Morris, john 9. Bethel
ira T.. Bland, aud John ". Graves.
From Tammany-Nossrs j. NJ. RyaI.
j. b. Homer, aud Warwick Eppes
From Church-Hill Tammany ny-Iohn F..
Parrish, NJ. !. Walsh, and Wiiliam j..
Smith
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
fl1HE DIFEERENT CIVIC SOC[E-

I
z Tbs ofthe Same order that intent taking
rart in he parade Oh mo occasion u laying
ias cornerstone Of the Lee mOnumont Octo-
Ter ~ l-s1. ARE requested % select mounted
marshal tO command them. These marshas
viii select their own staff They will please
report 10 me tho number u men .hey will pro-
lahly have IA line. JOHN X. COohE.
o. i23t Chief % stan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
PERSONAL.

7 OUIS SAPOVITS, WATCH
Il MAKER, az north Seventeenth street..
win leave town Monday next, October l1th-
an parties having Jobs call at once. Inside OF
short notice Jobs Will b. given o1, on sunday.
Oc li-2t'
ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
n not TO credit any Of the crew OF the Nor
y,aelau bark SALGRUM, as t.e captain will not
be responsible for any debts contracted,
g. L. EOLbENSEN.
90 i4tt. Master.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

AT A MEETING OF THE ASSO-
n GATED BANKS Of this city held at tho
city Bank OF Richmond October II, 1871, Is was,
On motion, resolved that
Whereas THURSDAY. Z7th instant, will bc one ot
special interest Dy reason Of laying the corner
stone to the monument 10 General Robert Z. Lee
and the attractions az tho state Fair: therefore
Ue it
Res0irsd, That the banks ~ his city will OBJ
serve INT 'RSDAY. g7th October, as q holiday.
Rssoirsd, That all parties having notes OF A.
ceptauces due on TAws2aU. october 2th instlat,
he earnestly requested 10 pay same on Be,iRss-
ddy, Ocf0Icr 25th.
Resoir,d, Iha: these resolutions be published
IN the daily papers. WALKER NIL.
Chairman.
MANN 5. QUlRLEs. Secretary. o. is-ti
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

There was little or no opposition to
Ncssrs. Ryall, Parrish, and Bland.
They were apparently the choice Of
almost oil of the committeeman, h1t
between M,ssrs. Graves and Dodson
the Iace was very spirited Int friendly
Tie most active friends Of Gravcs
vde George Duncan, Philip Harris,
". S. pashien. and Mex smith, an1
those most active in the interest oi
Dodson were Louis Tucker and Arthur
a. SnitZcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

After their names had been sub
mittcd to the conference the two exc
cutive committees separated, one re-
naming in Room No. 4 and the other
occupying Room No. ., each committee
having before them list OF the candl-
dates The striking of then com
mcnccd, but before this was begun Mr..
Lonis Tucker rose TO withdraw the
name OF Mr.. John 5. Dodsou. The re-
quest was not granted, it being
claimed that it could not be done. Mr.
Dodson was the last man stricken Of,
leaving as the approved candidate
John NJ. Gyall, John ". Graves, John
I. Parrish. and Ira L. Bland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

NOUR feather BEDS AND
u THREE HAIR MATTRESSES for sale.
Address NRs. y. o.. JOHNSTON.
Cilmore's Mih, h9cktHcse county, Va
Cclflf'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

mromru speeches and songs fo,-
owed. sud the visitors seemed t) enjoy
j.lMstlyts very much.